5th Cell brings another sleeper to the table...

In case you haven't kept up with the latest hot Nintendo DS developers, you'd might want to jump on the 5th Cell bandwagon. Featuring two of the DS's most creative games in Drawn to Life and Lock's Quest, this company just knows how to create charming, addictive, and highly creative games. And, at E3 this year, they may have even outdone themselves this time around with their latest creation, Scribblenauts. The basic premise of the game involves simplistic puzzle solving gameplay but the major selling point of the game is its complete emphasis on creativity. Each puzzle involves attempting to conjour up some sort of item/monster/person/anything to solve the puzzle at hand. This involves putting your character in a helicopter if you so choose, calling on a historic figure to help you out and even (from what I've heard) using a time machine to traverse time. Currently, there has been a lot of hub-bub on the internet about this game, and rightfully so from all of the videos, impressions, and news that has been revealed. What's so amazing about the game is the enormity of its repertoire of useable words. From the beginning, you can try to stump the dictionary...